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Loose motions
My 5 months old son is suffering from loose motions. He is completely on breast milk. It's almost 5-6 times he excreted. His potty is greenish and very loose. Please suggest.
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It is infection.Start with ORS. FUROXONE SYRUP 1 TSF BD.×4days.
Follow hygiene. Must wash hand before and after touching your child. Keep positive emotional health . Never shout,or argue or abuse in presence of baby. They respond by showing behavior problems
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Give him ORS with breastfeed after every time he passes stool. Watch for dehydration. If you feel child is passing stool for 15-20 times, watery, not feeding well, looking dehydrated, having high grade fever, having fast breathing, kindly contact immediately to a paediatrician.
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He has developed diarrhea and needs treatment. Please give WHO ORS like electral. Consult a pediatrician directly
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